New Features to iCEView
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  Someone, I think it was The Clone, asked me a long time ago to make
  iCEView jump to his favorite editor on a hotkey, so he could write
  critiques in immediately after viewing. In the .CNF file, look for the
  section on FunctionAF1. =)

  Cooly used to bug the hell out of me to put all the viewing keys on the
  numeric keypad. I did, but didn't list them. So, here's the list:

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  Tagging is implemented, sorta. For ANSIs only, no limit in text modes but
  only 2 tagged in VGA modes. <shrug> Tag all the ANSIs at once! it's a
  cool way to view the whole pack.

  Shift-Right and Shift-Left when things tagging quickly jumps to the next
  ANSI division. You'll see what I mean. It may be buggy, but I think I got
  the bad bugs out of it.

  Shift-Up and Shift-Down make it really cruise (Syn calls it DOOM mode =) )
  Hit both shifts at once to re-engage AutoScroll(tm).

  When the cursor is on top of an ANSI or a BIN in the file list, hit Alt-B to
  create a Windows .BMP of that pic. It's nice.. last month I made wallpaper
  out of Master Ken's greyscale ANSI. =)

  If you like the font that comes with iCEView, and want to play in DOS
  with it, type "iceview /f".

  This month's font was chosen by Syntax Error.

  -FT/iCE